CHIC - Everybody Dance (Official Music Video) 

The best!!🎉

EVER!!

✨💃✨🔆✨💃✨!

True 😂😂😂

Beautiful indeed

Wow, gone way too soon...

Greatest bass player of all time IMHO!! Love, love, love Chic!!!

Bernie is my favorite bass player of all time.

Bernard Edwards was an absolute genius and what a tragedy his passing was. Gone far too soon......😢💔

Bernard Edwards would've been 72 years old.

So does guitar ;)

CERTAINLY THE BASS LINE IS INCREDIBLE. Pleasure awswering you. matheus zugaib - Brazil

@@mazumusicstudio1036 the bass player is Nile Rogers. He is not only a talented musician but also an excellent song writer! I saw Chich in concert earlier this year and they were excellent!

@@troyledbetter6597 Niles Rodgers, dude is a genius, he writes or co writers everything for Chic and others I believe, very talented Man and still is lol y'all have a great weekend now, stay Cool forever

The bass player is Bernard Edwards. Nile Rogers is the other guitar player.

Bernard prevails

Usted no sabe nada de música, además de racista.

His guitar playing is classic

*bernard. Get his name right ffs

Chic is the most brillant Disco band ever, influenced by soul, rock, funk and also by psychedelia.

You never notice what you really have until you miss it

This was TRULY our era. Great time starting high school:). NONE of these musical chords today.

For real though. Sincerely, Wanda 😃

That bassist was a genius!

Yes just got finish jammin this in the Jeep on the interstate

Great music never dies

This song is 46 years old - won't turn 47 until November the 22nd of 2024

Absolutely agree!

Did you mention Bernard?

It really is, this is an awesome beat! I can listen to it over and over!

100 percent how earth this doesnt hate 700 million views i dont know no accounting for Taste

The lady in the black outfit is named Luci Martin. We hear, "Music never let's you down," at 0:47. Throughout this song, Luci is not singing. She is lip syncing. The actual singer, with the beautiful voice is Norma Jean Wright. Norma left the group, not long after she recorded this song with "Chic."She was replaced by Luci, here in black, and Alfa Anderson, who is in red, and to her left, while on stage.

Isn't that the truth. Also, alternate lead singers..

Yes he was and he played so effortlessly. RIP to the baddest BASS player!

For sure. Genius

Baddest?

Ok Bad Ass Bass Player..

Amazing 👍. Day before my 14th birthday 🥳...still clapping my hands and letting my 'feet have some fun' ... Hope you are too 😊

A month before my Mom's 13th Birthday and my Dad's 12th Birthday.

Way to make me feel old.

Age is just a number

Io, 14 o 15, dipende...

enjoy

the lady in the red outfit is Alfa Anderson she is not an original member she took norma jeans wright place in 1978...however Luci martin on the left is an original member....Alfa Anderson sanged lead on I want your love.🙏

​@@mikebaker7355I remember Norma Jean Wright had a song called Saturday. I loved that song. Had that signature Chic sound❤

@@KevinLong-jr1zv exactly! 💯

Agreed

Truly amazing.

One of the greatest producers of all time!!!

PEROIDT

Oh yeah bro, I feel that

The gold standard still had its affect on culture.

Ain't that the truth!

Retoric, I still do!

@kahakookina2822 Stop projecting!

@AutomaticWriting Yes, the singers are lip synching for the purposes of the TV show they are on. That is a common practice, even up to this day. However, the original recordings you are listening to right now, had real singers, real musicians and amazing production and songwriters. No auto-tune, no references to bitches, hos, niggas, etc. No bravado or inciting violence, and no women shaking their "booty" to sell records. What a concept! And these are all YOUNG BLACK PEOPLE in the video. Yes, they were all in their 20s! As a 57 year old black man, I ask my other fellow black people this question: how did we go from Chic (in 1977) to "Da Brat" in 2022? Please explain. Once again, I sound like a broken record, but all the people in the video are "young black people" in their 20s!! Totally different consciousness for sure, from those young black people in 1977. Lastly, I saw Chic "live in concert" a handful of times in the late 70s, 80s, and a couple of times in the 90s, before Bernard Edwards (RIP) passed away. They were the real deal! Real vocalists, real instruments, and real musicianship! Amazing! I am sure any of you who were fortunate enough to see them in concert back in the day, would agree. In closing, thanks to the amazing Nile Rogers, Bernard Edwards (RIP), Tony Thompson (RIP), Alfa Anderson, Luci Martin, Norma Jean Wright, and last but not least all the members of "The Chic Strings" who were also part of the ensemble! Enjoy! Cheers, Sam.

@@samaduampoma2449 There really was no need for the lecture dude, music changes, people change but I get your point

@@tonytuffers Tony, this was not a lecture (and not meant to be interpreted as such). It was just a recognition of the facts of this performance, and a simple comparison of popular music (by young black people) in 1977 to popular music (by young black people) in 2022. That's all. Lastly, although I mentioned about rappers/hip-hop artists with their "niggas/hos/bitches" etc., I can't remember any rap artist on interview, defend such language in their music. Shouldn't they be able to say to me "hey Sam, shut up! Talking about bitches/hos/niggas is a good thing!". If you have any footage/interview of a rapper saying just that, I really would like to see it. See for me, I can (and will) defend "Boogie Oogie Oogie" along with all the disco chants etc., from the 70s all day! The melodies and musicianship was amazing! Even what you may see as "cheesy" lyrics and artists like "The Village People" and YMCA. Yes, I think their music is great (joyful), and will defend them too! Once again if rappers feel as great about their language, as I do about disco music, they should be willing to defend it as publicly as I do for disco music. If you have any of that footage I mentioned, please bring it to my attention. In closing, keep enjoying the magic of Chic! Sincerely, Sam.

Actually this performance was not a real voice, it was lip sung. The voice you hear is that of Norma Jean Wright who left the group in 1978.

It's prerecorded for us.

And now its mostly hip hop shite fancying some "gangsta" life...

BOA NOITE, MEU CARO AMIGO VOCÊ FALOU TUDO E CONCORDO PLENAMENTE CONTIGO EM TODOS GÊNEROS MUSICAIS POR ISTO EU TENHO UMA GRANDE ADMIRAÇÃO PELO AFROAMERICANO DEVERIAM AGRADECER TODOS ELES POR NOS PROSPOCIONAR ALEGRIAS EM SUAS DANÇAS SENSACIONAIS E COM MUITO BRILHANTISMO

​@@aleksik4028 Well, hip-hop, even "gangster rap", used to be about telling the truth about the hood, but then Capitalism hijacked it to commericalise it and castrate it of its anti-Capitalist and anti-racism messaging.

Yeah that's why WE invented Northern Soul. Right here in the North of England. Leeds,West Yorkshire.

❤💪🏽💯💖💪🏻💪🏻❤️💥🙏👍🏼🥳🇺🇸🌸🥰😍

Because for 40 years, every Rock critic told people that we're supposed to think this music "SUCKS". This music should've never stopped.

I know, I miss this kind of music so much, this is what I grew up on, and you just can’t find it anymore, so sad! 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

I agree. I detest today's music. No substance or feeling to today's music

@@phillipwattsjr.4714 Because, disco music was associated with black and brown Afro-Americans Latinos, most of whom lived in urban areas, and the rock scene had never truly gotten over the shock and astounding rock gguitar brilliance and image of Jimi Hendrix, even 7 years after his passing. I felt and noticed it when I was a kid; Nile Rodgers also felt that same passive racist vibe when people at football or baseball stadiums chanted "DISCO SUCKS!" during games, he professed during in a profile interview after post Chic having already produced Blondie, David Bowie, The B52s, etc.

I dream one day I can have the right music tools and be able to make a sick tune it's just a matter of money having adhd gives you a good ear for music one day I will bring a old banger like this and bring a modern vibe

You make a great point ! We are headed nowhere fast in this Country Greed and the need for speed, is what killed great music.

Yip you don't get that these days

real

@@nightguardplays9376 Classid

yep, not like the rubbish of today thats for sure :)

Parabéns a todos,.🎉.

RustyHornzMusic - Golden Era Hip Hop Production “the creator” ahahahahaha whatever dude

@@isrulius That's Right, What The Fuk R U, an Atheist?

@Michael L Right!

@@isrulius ...or you could just let him believe what he wants..cornball

They even played it in the movie "Summer of Sam"

it's a song that makes you feel good and happy reminds me of the summers of 1978

@@smdmorga2 and horrid henry

In this vid, Luci Martin is singing most. The other lead vocal is Alpha Anderson. I was a teenage fool in love with Luci...

Tess that bass

@@AgentJayZLuci is lip-syncing. The original lead on this song was Norma Jean Wright

not the same singer( Norma Jean ) who recorded it they lipp synced the crap out of this stong Luci Martin is the one lipp syncing it here

Agreed

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god yeah, me too :)

And Half Birthday January 15th's. 🥗 🍈 🍰

And Half Birthday January 15th's. 🥗 🍈 🍰

Si, mama! SI!!!💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

@@divadee8090 obrigado my ❤️❤️❤️